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Upcoming book presentation and previous ones

• November 9, 2023 • Leave a Comment

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Tags: Amsterdam, archaeology, book presentation, Cabiria, cinema, cinema and painting, cinema italiano, early cinema, EYE, film, film and art, Italian cinema, Italy, KNIR, Le giornate del cinema muto, Palazzo del Rettorato, Paris, Pordenone, Quo vadis?, Royal Dutch Institute, silent film, Teatro Verdi, Turin, university

Trailer for my new book, EYE book launch, and upcoming presentation in Milan

• April 22, 2018 • 2 Comments

Posted in art, book, book presentation, film, film history, intermediality, intramediality, Italian cinema, new publication, publication, Research, trailer, transmediality
Tags: appropriation, book, book presentation, cinéma et peinture, cinema, cinema and art, cinema and intermediality, cinematography, citation, citations, CLUE+, CLUES, comparison, composition, costume design, deep-staging, depth, film, film aesthetics, film and art, film et art, film history, Filmkunst, framing, intratextuality, Italian cinema, Kunst, Kunst und Film, Luchino Visconti, Malerei, miroirs, mirrors, mise-en-scene, mobile framing, peinture cinéma, pittura, set design, Sidestone Press, specchi, Spiegel, staging, trailer, transmediality

Reframing Luchino Visconti: Film and Art presented at EYE (and my history with this institution)

• March 30, 2018 • Leave a Comment

Posted in book, exhibition, film, film history, intermediality, Italian cinema, Luchino Visconti, publication, Research
Tags: Amsterdam, cinema, cinema italiano, CLUE+, CLUES, Comparative Arts and Media Studies, Crossmedial Exhibitions, Desmet Collection, Dutch, education, exhibition, EYE, film, film and art, film archive, Filmmuseum, Italian cinema, Italy, lecture, Luchino Visconti, memories, nitrate film, Overveen, poster, publication, Rome, Sidestone Press

Rome Past & Present: my new book brings back old memories of my (hi)story with Rome and its Dutch Institute

• February 27, 2018 • Leave a Comment

Posted in art, book, film, film history, intermediality, intramediality, Italian cinema, Luchino Visconti, publication, transmediality
Tags: 16mm, 1980s, aesthetics, art, art direction, book, Centro Sperimentale, cinema, cinema and painting, cinematography, CLUE+, costume design, film, film and art, film history, film school, first films, Il primo cinema italiano 1905-1945, intermediality, intervisuality, intramediality, Istituto Olandese, Italian cinema, KNIR, Luchino Visconti, Nelly Voorhuis, one minute film, painting, photography, publication, Rome, Royal Dutch Institute, scenography, Sidestone Press, Silvano Agosti, Stichting Mecano, super-8, transmediality

Closure of the Alma-Tadema project

• November 2, 2017 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Antiquity, art, exhibition, film, symposium, workshop
Tags: Alma-Tadema, art, Birkbeck university, cinema, comparison, exhibition design, exhibition studies, film, film and art, Lawrence Alma-Tadema, Leeuwarden, London, Paul Mellon Foundation, symposium, Vienna

In memoriam: Karel Dibbets (1947-2017)

• June 2, 2017 • 1 Comment

Posted in Education, film, film history, in memoriam, Research
Tags: cinema, Cinema Context, Dutch, education, film, history, Karel Dibbets, necrology, research, University of Amsterdam

More myths and facts on Mata Hari on film

• March 11, 2017 • 5 Comments

Posted in exhibition, film, film history, Research
Tags: Alice Terry, Asta Nielsen, cinema, Die Spionin, Die Tänzerin Navarro, facts, female spy, film, Friedrich Feher, Garbo, Greta Garbo, history, Ludwig Wolff, Magda Sonja, Mare nostrum, Mata Hari, movies, myths, representation, Rex Ingram

Facts and alternative facts on Mata Hari on film

• March 3, 2017 • 4 Comments

Posted in film, film history, Research
Tags: facts, film, film history, Luce Saphir, Mata Hari, Mata Hari on film, myths, representation, silent cinema

Antiquity in Cinema: The First Twenty Years (1897-1916)

• June 21, 2016 • Leave a Comment

Posted in art, Education, festival, film, Other, Research, workshop
Tags: Antiquity, art, Babylon, Bologna, cinema, cinema and antiquity, cinema and art, cinema and intermediality, cinema italiano, Cinema Muto, Cinema Ritrovato, David Mayer, education, festival, film, film and art, Greece, Italian cinema, Italy, Jan Styka, Jon Solomon, lecture, Maria Wyke, Nero, Pantelis Michelakis, Raffaele de Berti, silent cinema, silent film, workshop

Cinema Ritrovato 2016 and Alma-Tadema coming up

• April 21, 2016 • Leave a Comment

Posted in art, Education, festival, film, Research, workshop
Tags: Alma-Tadema, Antiquity, art, artist, Bologna, cinema, cinema and antiquity, cinema italiano, Cinema Ritrovato, education, exhibition, festival, film, film and art, Fries Museum, Gladiator, Italian cinema, Italy, Lawrence Alma-Tadema, lecture, Leeuwarden, Nero, painter, painting, Roman Antiquity, silent, silent cinema, workshop

Ivo Blom

Upcoming book presentation and previous ones

Trailer for my new book, EYE book launch, and upcoming presentation in Milan

Reframing Luchino Visconti: Film and Art presented at EYE (and my history with this institution)

Rome Past & Present: my new book brings back old memories of my (hi)story with Rome and its Dutch Institute

Closure of the Alma-Tadema project

In memoriam: Karel Dibbets (1947-2017)

More myths and facts on Mata Hari on film

Facts and alternative facts on Mata Hari on film

Antiquity in Cinema: The First Twenty Years (1897-1916)

Cinema Ritrovato 2016 and Alma-Tadema coming up

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